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A comprehensive dataset of studies on reptile developmental plasticty

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Version 1 released!

On August 7, 2017December 14, 2017 By repdevoLeave a comment

Our first version of the Reptile Development Database has been released. The database currently contains ~250 papers between 1974–2016 and will be updated regularly with new papers. It contains information on the impact of incubation temperatures on phenotypic development, but also contains sex ratio data, data containing moisture manipulations etc.

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A post-doc hard at work – Dr. Julia Riley’s blog

On August 1, 2018August 1, 2018 By repdevoLeave a comment

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We are lucky to have a great team of collaborators working on the Reptile Development Database. Among them, Dr. Julia Riley spent hours and hours pouring through the database to move it closer to perfection and make it useful for other researchers. Read her blog about it on her website here.

News and Papers!

News

07 Aug

The first version of the Reptile Development Database has been released!

01 Aug

Read Julia’s blog on how the RepDevo database was put together and all the exciting things that are currently emerging from it.

 

New Papers

Noble, Daniel W.A.;Stenhouse, Vaughn;Riley, Julia L;Warner, Daniel A.; While, Geoffrey M.; Du, Wei-Guo; Uller, Tobias and Schwanz, Lisa E. (2018) A comprehensive database of thermal developmental plasticity in reptiles. Scientific Data, 5: 180138

While, Geoffrey M.; Noble, Daniel W.A., Uller, Tobias; Warner, Daniel A.; Riley, Julia L.;  Du, Wei-Guo and Schwanz, Lisa E. (2018) Patterns of developmental plasticity in response to incubation temperature in reptiles Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A: Ecological and Integrative Physiology, in press.

Noble, Daniel W.A.; Stenhouse, Vaughn and Schwanz, Lisa E. (2018) Developmental temperatures and phenotypic plasticity in reptiles: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Biological Reviews, 93: 72–97.

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